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Domestic News March 26, 1935

Henderson Daily Dispatch

Henderson, Vance County, North Carolina

What is this article about?

City Council grants permission for large addition to Farmers Warehouse by owners Joel T. Cheatham, R. E. Clements, and W. J. Alston, adding 20,000 sq ft of tobacco floor space on Horner and Spring streets; work starts immediately.

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TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1935.

Addition Will Be Built For Farmers Warehouse

Cheatham, Clements and Alston Plan Large Expansion of Tobacco Floor Space; Permit Is Ordered By City Council; Work Will Start Immediately

Permission to erect a new and large addition to the Farmers Warehouse was granted by the City Council Monday evening.

The new structure will face on Horner street for a frontage of 100 feet, and will run back toward Spring street a distance of 197 feet, and will be connected with the present Farmers Warehouse, greatly enlarging the floor space and making one of the largest tobacco warehouses in this section.

The structure will be of ironclad material and modern throughout, adding about 20,000 square feet of floor space.

Application to the Council for the permit for the new building was made by Joel T. Cheatham, R. E. Clements and W. J. Alston, owners of the Farmers Warehouse, of which Mr. Alston has been the manager for many years.

What sub-type of article is it?

Infrastructure Economic

What keywords are associated?

Farmers Warehouse Tobacco Expansion City Council Permit Warehouse Addition

What entities or persons were involved?

Joel T. Cheatham R. E. Clements W. J. Alston

Domestic News Details

Event Date

Monday Evening

Key Persons

Joel T. Cheatham R. E. Clements W. J. Alston

Outcome

permission granted by city council; work to start immediately; addition of about 20,000 square feet of floor space

Event Details

City Council granted permission to erect a new addition to the Farmers Warehouse, facing on Horner street for 100 feet frontage and running back 197 feet toward Spring street, connected to the present warehouse, made of ironclad material and modern throughout.

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